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BNS Mines Bronze Medal

The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association congratulates Basketball Nova Scotia and its under-17 girls’ team for a memorable Canada Summer Games…

Aug 18, 2025

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The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association congratulates Basketball Nova Scotia and its under-17 girls’ team for a memorable Canada Summer Games.

With head coach and former MWBA standout Haley McDonald as head coach, the Bluenose Province earned a bronze medal on the weekend in St. John’s, NL.

Nova Scotia defeated Basketball British Columbia, 74-45 to mine bronze.

McDonald played in the MWBA in its inaugural 2022 season with the Halifax Thunder. Maia Timmins, an assistant MWBA coach with the Halifax Hornets, held a similar role with BNS.

Basketball Alberta capped a remarkable tournament, clipping Basketball Ontario, 62-45 in the gold medal game.

Basketball New Brunswick earned a quarter-final berth, but would finish eighth following a 75-56 setback to Basketball Prince Edward Island to cap the event.

Alberta earned gold on the boys’ side with a 72-69 win over Ontario.

New Brunswick fell 83-59 to Saskatchewan in consolation play and Nova Scotia lost 95-90 to Manitoba.

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